The Station pub by Hove railway station reopens with interactive darts
Greene King's pub on Goldstone Villas has new lighting, flooring, air conditioning and toilets, and two interactive dart boards next to the pool table.
The Station, the Greene King pub at 100 Goldstone Villas next to Hove railway station, has reopened after a refurbishment, the Argus first reported.
The pub now has a games area with two interactive dart boards, next to the pool table it already had. Inside, the pub has new lighting, flooring, furniture and air conditioning, and the toilets have been redone. The outside has new planting and furniture.
“We are so pleased to be open again with so much to offer our customers,” general manager Theresa Babic told the Argus.
Sport is still shown on Sky Sports and TNT Sports, and Greene King’s page says there are screens in the beer garden too.
The building dates from 1885 and was first called the Cliftonville Hotel. It is on the council’s local heritage list as a railway hotel in the Hove Station conservation area.
Sources
- First look at transformed Hove pub reopening after makeover (The Argus)
- The Station, Hove (Greene King)
- Goldstone Villas, 100, The Station Pub, Hove (Brighton & Hove City Council (local heritage list))
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